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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1939
Page
4
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The text discusses Senator Van Mach and neutrality, arguing weakness in humanity and a stirring martial impulse. It likens propaganda to a powerful band that can provoke collective emotion, contrasting law against public performance with ban on dangerous emotions and drugs.
The observation notes a summer that is not normal, with reports of extreme heat, cool spells, and dry conditions. Weather patterns remain unsettled, making it hard to label the season as typical.
A column warns Americans to ignore sensational rumors about refugees and conscription in wartime Europe. It cites street gossip and old myths, urges verification, and notes royal visit coverage will captivate American readers especially women. It also lampoons social quips and local civic scenes for context.
Mise Rieaner Moree of Main Street underwent an operation at Pollagel Bg Monday and is expected to return in improved health.
Sudbury residents joined a series of events in early June including theatre performances by Mrs James H Rowe Road and the Dukes Players touring Gettysburg and Washington. The Centenary Committee considers prizes for door yards during town festivities while the Sudbury Boy Scouts attend a convention. Garden Club members plan visits to Shoreham and Dover, and students Evelyn Monning and Jane Way study at Portia College.
A reader from Maynard Massachusetts warns against European propaganda and Imperial entanglements. He argues Americans should not sacrifice young men for England and recalls Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Civil War tensions to assert independence and debt owed to them.
Bedford school opened Thursday evening for parents to view this year’s student projects. Teachers held discussions in rooms while pupils presented a town layout made of boxes. The event highlighted manual training by the boys and drew much interest from attendees.
The funeral of Miss Mary Lynch, a native of the city who died in Lowell, was held today from the Willam J Hickey Funeral Home at 18 Washington Court, followed by a high mass of requiem at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 oclock led by the celebrant.
The First Church of Christ Scientist Guncord announces Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school and midweek testimonial meetings. Reading Room hours fall weekdays within church hours. The season sermon thread centers on Soul and Body with Golden Texts from Isaiah and praise from Psalms.
Walter G Shakley and occupants of a Marlboro medall car left Bolton Street last night and crashed into a fence near Fort Meadow pond. Patrolmen responded to a call discovering the wreck on its left side. Operator Ralph Shakley reported being blinded by oncoming lights. he and two passengers were unharmed aside from minor injuries. The car plus the heavy sedan were damaged and the group stayed at the Oxford House.
Milford high and Maynard clashed in a long Midland League game at Milford town park. The contest went to extra innings as Milford tied the score late and Johnny Gud sinowicz Xitowics and Haapanen delivered key hits to seal a 11th inning victory for Milford.
Maynard Junior High School beat Hudson 13 to 4 in the season’s second game. An 11-run second inning powered the victory as Maynard pounded the Hudson pitcher and miscues aided the rally. Scotty Graham had three hits in four at bats and Maynard scheduled another game with Hudson for Friday, May 26.
Acton High School students joined Amherst residents for Acton Subfreshman Day at Massachusetts State College. Activities included an ROTC exhibition, a play by the Nramatte Club, and a baseball game between the State College and Trinity College. Attendees included Oliva Waal LeForreat Gravy Herold Koteht Priscilla Bean and Walter Stevens.
Wendell Putnam has been elected captain of the previous unit. The change reflects leadership Freshman actions and a shift in team duties.
Maynard Girl Scouts from Troops 1 2 and 3 held their annual awards meeting in the school auditorium. Frances Warren of Stow presented first class badges to Margaret Crowe Ann Tucker Virginia Holly and Virginia Taylor. Troop captains Wetherbee Mareden and Colburn led second class badges attendance pins badges and scholarship and musician badges for multiple scouts. An entertaining musical history and plays were staged by Troops 2 and 3 with Miss Colburn directing.
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Flansburgh home in Brighton for David W. Flansburgh formerly of the city who was killed in a hit and run incident Saturday. Rev. Mr. Anthony of the Brighton Congregational Church officiated.
Maynard defeats Winchester 4 to 2 at Crowe Park on Friday afternoon to tighten the Middlesex League race. Frank Wojtkiewicz blanked Winchester through eight innings before DeTeso's boot and timely hits by Kitowicz Gudinowicz Haapanen and Smith produced four runs in the 3rd and 8th frames. Winchester’s Connors, Ciarcia and Kenney rallied in the final inning but could not overcome the early Maynard lead.
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